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6/23/2015 9:50:57 AM
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That's kind of the point..... You don't. I'm okay with Bungie offering Destiny and the 2 DLCs for $60..... Not a big deal. But they're also getting the new DLC included. So either Destiny and the 2 DLCs depreciated to $20, or Bungie is reaching.
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They are trying to plug the holes of their dying game. So many people have left and won't come back that they are trying to attract new players who have yet to be disappointed. It's like an employer firing their best employee to train a new college graduate to do the meaningless tasks that the old, better employee got bored with. It's called sustainability; all dying companies try to do it.
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I see your point. I believe Bungie / Activision are just trying to reach for new people to play the game. But, at the same time, they thought the current players would stay and purchase TTK like we did back in the Halo days. Unfortunately for them, social media plays a big part in gaming today. And one of the hardest things to do is stay in a positive light when dealing with the many forms social media presents. They have to be more cautious about keep their current customers. If they keep us happy, we'll tell our friends and they'll join, they'll tell their friends and they'll join, and so on.
